Carter Grochala
About Carter Grochala
Carter Grochala Research Associate at Arpeggio
Carter Grochala serves as a Research Associate at Arpeggio. At Arpeggio, he dedicates his expertise to drug screening and model development. His role involves synthesizing and analyzing data to contribute to the advancement of pharmaceutical research, focusing particularly on identifying promising drug candidates and refining biological models used in drug discovery.
Carter Grochala Education and University Background
Carter Grochala earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Southern Maine, where he majored in general biology. His undergraduate studies provided a strong foundation in biological sciences, preparing him for advanced research roles in the field. The comprehensive education he received has been essential in his development as a researcher.
Carter Grochala Research at Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Carter Grochala conducted research in the D’Andrea Laboratory at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. During his tenure, he investigated novel synthetic lethality relationships in DNA damage and repair pathways. This work aims to understand the intricate mechanisms of DNA repair, which has significant implications for developing targeted cancer therapies.
Carter Grochala Focus on Drug Screening and Model Development
At Arpeggio, Carter Grochala focuses on drug screening and model development. His work involves evaluating a broad array of compounds to identify potential therapeutic drugs. He also develops and refines biological models that mimic disease conditions more accurately, improving the predictive power of preclinical testing.